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Deli' 1 r i&CO MAITSSiONEIISfOi ICTU: ILL, N G I,'"f4t 4tr AJES7'Y'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, 11u , ?1 ;;,;;,: e : (ne ' 4 .7, the 9th i n st an t, th ey w ill b e rea d y to receive • ' .1. •i71 writing (seakd ?fp), end treat for • ar9 nousand Sacks. of RISK ET MEAL. t If NEW BLACK SNIYRNA nArslss ; to Le '* feell "til e 1 0 Sampl es o f not less 'Arai Two Pounds weight )1 ° - e prod/wed-with the Tenders. Nrt • • Y 1 " 4 "0/' CHEESE. 'lty Tons cl . OATM EA L. 71, oe d e li rered into his MOjcsty's Vithealling Stores at k ee P z ifb ed the Ilisket Meal in the SpffeC of a Month, by C'4„ - ' IY Pre,Portions ' • the Raisins' also in one Month ; the >tf g k t : e ue half ina Fortnight, and the other half in a Fort -214,1A-fterkiardit ; and the Oatmeal in the , syace- of Two monthly proportiowb . The ,whole to 'Ae paid for PaYoldr, v , itlzont Interest, sixty fiyogiter date. • OP fr._ ditions o f thc Contracts:Nall frseen at , the Scare (Vice. `l 'oll ' ' CiP,l Will b e h a d to any Tender in which the Pr ice , t 1 " 6e inserted in words at 'length, or that s•/tall -` rie liver e d to the Board before One o' Clock on• the said- . • lege a ! ,l * the 9th inigant ; nor witless the Person wh o `44, ' the render, or some Person on his behalf, atteptls to walled for. IIY ORDER. OF . GOVERNMtisIT: - :t i • l I IS II, Coat rector -- respectfully in fortng I)is 11 , -41 1‘ % , - .F friends, the Puhric ' , that the STATE LO'ITEIIV, , 4 .. to have commenced the . 24th ultinto s . , Was post ,Itylt•iii:ilicioltse(pivnce of the death pf r 1) 4'4 tl_.vli Lords C?lii l tt!_ts . sior t e , r s f he l,l . ha N t l e aies a i l y's ''lrca -14_0 " ' .2 1 3 s ~siotAi 1 y e ~ r 1 1 5i t i r i ra L t l t Ec fu E r:i i t n . ti i i . ,, i n - v ltd ti 1 %., . 4 Y, 23d December; Third and • Last `Day, 12th tt * 'T. , 4tli January. • Ilie ' c tets and Sha res no w Sellino• in great variety p,,, co are p. • ~, rin __ 1 1 4,,,0 ,t,,, "tractor's Otrces 4, Cornhill, and 9, i•na g 1 7 . i, 'by his Agents ' in ngland, Ireland, and Scat-h° ~Tls is t , l'i. 1. :". f:',' first p • vn Prize 15th ,December will receive ''''.l)l s l , •bilsqls in ' ' l d a tlit inn —Scheme contains four 36,0001. 1 - rl, ", and :arious 0 1 her Capitals. • I - ---, . , Tp ( . s . REGENT'S CANAL. ,?-'INAL CUTTERS, EXCAVATORS, 1.14, t p,‘7 t ! ?' ' Lic.„"r, the EXCAVATION of that the RE ( I'VI"S CANAL whiclulies between N 'IrRNI'I . •-•‘\ RI)- 1 11) CAMI3RII)GE " 10 tl •" 1 • din to -the White ead Mills, lt,„„ 't 11 " d • g • t 1 - loxton. y II ra nc h Pnt.ltc•houss., a It. S ect ionS, an d S pec ifi ca ti ons o f the satel.Wo.rek..s 1. at the - Com ratty's Ofice, 27, Foley-plaLe, _ 61 :j" 1 :, - 1: 4) " , 's of ; 1' • it i ld Four. .• The Tenders for the sad i the Office f on or before the sth day TEA N Chea r l' . '1 " :4 VAißt est and 13e$t at —L6NDOIST INE ,o eice in i'lll;',44.;,'tKl'lathed for the SA LE _of 'GENU TEAS pure an( i4 t, "4 "ltf( "WV aTtive front China, No. 6, - Ludgate-hill l .r . ' 4 O 1) .e‘Illi.011r and Co., beg to return T t 4 ' 4 4 f)r the - decided prefeienee given tee t hew n e t , i Friends and the Pntilic that they sha ll cr, that strongest aml - best full-tiavonred Teas . t t“-`` }tore•Y the East India Company, which 11 °2' t ii. l't, 4 „ l ; ‘..,;(11 111,01611 e lowest wholesale tem!s' lit .11.``.1,4Y rei '--la,,iit,;oneeg• t hemselves of the. present opportun i t y o the 4,11,,„,i„ g ' as th e bes t . and cheapest at the h ft 9, ll 'uotl Concou,' breakfast Sottehangt and 'A 7 L 'tt . /"P', " ;,?; f s• to and 7s: &1., 7'. to 6d. ; Ir4Li' bright-leaf; fresh Green, 85. ; ra 'f's• tel 1 0 1 .. ' fit a l.; and uperfinc do., lis,; siper 11' 4 147 , f ull - thvoured Caper, and tine •ffitvoured '' ( u: l 2 j i , 1.4,e packets, aliont each, atlus. per lb. 04 1 . r", r 114inse sells at 14s. j! ,1 1 1 , 6 Ni,'N their friends to be particular in the direct ion, ;;(') near the bottom of Ludgate-hill, a few . d . 0 0 7. E " , l , r ect, as' some Lottery people, who , cart k n ow , 1 11;•it real qualities and propert . ies of . 1 ea,wel. in , h l r,,, it ti, w i t !. In tile s;itne Ntrect oppos ition; bit :dge attacks upon us, ,"te hli ke s elling - cheaper and a leet a t ' ; ' r i e l e i rti l cie .. at th 'Y d"- Tll4 know that we possess a superior ,the qualities of Teas, _that our tes lit Wit S pro portion' and that-we do not recpire such its .‘ 100 per Cent. and upwards.' . L oN _------.....______________-__ , IrN f;ENUINE. i'EA COMPANY, 7 , 0 4stiatiislied November .5, 1818. s .4v, s • I'ANIILIES IN •THE COUNTRY. Nslt i . 4 • 14 b ' -• f • t Fimi -114 ti t ," ii, tl , . , come the nroel ice of mos t , \k, 14 ;. ,gr r4 , ,. : . C ountry iv, send to London fun their 'Peas ; 1 4, 1 4' • r(, 'l'liO s4t lstael ion having been 'given throughout 11 , - 11 ! 14 : , h. since the op t . • g of the lA)NDON GE -40, 1,. I 1:1-',,,C?NII'ANY'S INTA . I3I.ISHMENJ', 23, lrd ,ll;.'ll,i".h 1, c''''"l , any take the liberty of recommending i t , s, l 'l P, 1; v , 6 9 ;, l trY, Residents. The tot k, wing Package, It g i4,1 43 it j ii ,..l'" q 'Pea, will be found well adapted to that lii 4 •R II .• ", ,-•.`"m-les thermust useful sorts in the Company's Ith' t•','"g c„, ki i i "k N(buZ - . l " u • • CI 15 " 4 1,4 1. : . I " I 'g 112 ; .6.04 a ... Li , , _ , ' t pt,i . lit , . th", IL Or part s r 'lt ( ,ACK 4. can confide 0 4 'e (4, 1 •11g,,,j , e. rt. N t l k N 4 4 Ptoti • ..... 6 G .I,,tiii t ; i vih,,,.:.• 1• ••• - 7 4) (4,1,,..,=it1i,;, . ..... . 8 ° \ 1 1 , -, iii ) ,Nil t ,,,,i;; .: •.. 10 u 1, ,C1tne:,.,..,..."g.; : 1 2 2 0 0 1,„'1i i ,',9 h,. . ..... 14 0 't) 'lv (_, e r ten ilk: 11' ~,,,t :i . A ev,m. I#lll 0• . • ''k'N..."liii,,,, 41Mended to purchase a whole Chest, on I,' ti) e . 1,1 "Y nuthe iiii . ' -i• f Id• per lb. he.ides r, 1 el, 41, hest of Congo,' contains about s 611). of 'lll .i ‘'lli,..' '"I 0f 4 : 4 . t • ` 2 l. will be saved•to the Purchascr.—, It toII 1, 4 - 11 . N‘„ til lea is ;too touch for one family, two may C 1.4, 4 e* fl . 4 b a Mutual accommodation, and saving 'l,'l ? I N ",."'' 91 I ,'lli ' ,' '„ "en state , that all Orders must be directed ;Lit „c% 4, 1 ;"(' ' Tea Com auy 23, Ludgate • Hill, 64 444, 11 ;e 41, individual it, the same ' Street, since the t',.4sl,l:::::,.li:st.ll,lishnacnt, bas a /dopted p . art of their ~ . • * .1,,, tt 11 Many other external imitations. e,,,„ , L . , of cours e must be Post-paid. 21b. Company's 'Tyson ,C 1 1 116. rely line Ilyson .. n 12 of the Company's Teas which rally rccommend.. - ' GREES:. s. d. Sioglo • Fine Twankay Hyson Skin 9 6 Fine Hyson Very fine ditto - 12 0 Curious Gunpowder ' 2O 0 v_ , EJ• WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1818. TO PkiVTER7RS, ROYAL HOSPITAL FOR SEAMEN AT GREENWICH, December 1, 1818. S UCH Persons u may he willing to Contract for supplying this Hospital with PEWTER, n►ay de liver in their Proposals to the Directors of the said Hospital, at this Place, on SATURDAY, the 12th Instant, at Eleven o'CloCk in the- Forenoon ; and in the mean time be fur nished with 'Forms of Proposals, and acquainted with further particulars, by inquiring at the Steward's ( - Vice here. - N.B. No Proposal will be received after the hour aforesaid, nor will any he attended to that are not agreeable to the . said Forms; -nor unless the Parties personally appear. IRON COFFINS.—The Public are respect fully invited to inspect them, and if circumstances renler a visit incourenient, the Company will submit a model on the shortest notice, without any charge ; and should a nomily be particularly engaged with an tltidet t alter ' the Coti , Amay be had alone. On M o nd a y l as t, M r . B. an lindertalev, was •sent.tosee them by a Family, and he returned, saying, they: could easily be opened, and other base falsehoods, which i.iducedithelamily to see for theniselres ; they immediately discovered the trick, and ordered one, and the Funeral to be completed by the CoMpany. The Iron Coffins arc declared by the Board of Works to be the •beit ever invented: they answer all the pprposes of lead, and arc admitted into the vaults as such; nor can-they be refused interment in. the Church-yard ; their internal bats and springs defy the at tempts :of thOse who rob the graves of several thousand' bodies annually; they admit of fitting precisely as wood, ante in the funeral enme as chap. Nine Lead Collins have recently been stolen from .a Church under repair. Tombs :ind 'l'ab m lets of Cast Iron, f or d ura liility an d eco nomy. Hearse and Coach to convey the Corpse aul Eight Mourners, for 11..55. Goswell-street-road, and 299, Strand. UNCOMNION. , GOOD ' TRAVELLING,• from the SA-11 A CEN's HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL. To YORK, LEEDS, ' EDINBURGH, and all PARTS rirthe NORTH. Four Inside Coaches, the Best Horses, and keeptxcellent Time. By W. MOUNTAIN and SARACEN'S HEAD. INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. • -- 4 1[1 following, posT • COACHF,S, IL COACHES, tree. sct out from the Sarac.en's Head Inn, . • The UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one Night on the Road, cartying Four Insides and Four Ontsides, " sets out every Day at One o'clock, arrives at. Liverln next • Afternoon at Six o'clock, throtigh Dimmable, 'Woburn, Northampton, ‘Velford, Lutterworth ' Hinckley,: • Atherstone, Lichfield,flugely, Stone, Newcastle, Knutsford, Warrington and Present. SOUTHAMPTON, Lvinington, Winchester, and Basing , stoke New FOur Inside * Coach at half-past Seven o'clock. in the Morning, arrives at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton, by Five _o'clock 'Phis is a most • delightful Conveyance to ' the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey; St. Makes, Havre (le Grace, Cherburgh, &c. • • ' SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and.Shilfnal, Post-Coach. ' every Evening at Five o'clock.—Guarded.. • WF.YMOUTH,Dorchester, Blandford, Salisbury, Andover, and Basingstoke, new Post. Coach, every Afternoon. Th e s Weymonth Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Cherburg, St. Ma -toe's, &c. . ' EXETER, Plymouth,•Weymonth,* Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartnnentli, and Salishury, New Post Coach, 'every Morning, at Seven •tt'clock, through Honiton, Axminster, Bridport, Bland fort!, Basingstoke, anti Bagshot. BOSTON, Spahling. - Petei boroitgb, Stilton, and Hunting don, Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening to Spilsby,' Louth, Grimsby, and thin. • • BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chip penham, Calne, and jslarlborough, every Afternoon ; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound inn, Bath, and the London- Tavern, Thomas-sfreet, and the Swann, Bristol, next Morn: ing.--Coaclies to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, Ply nomth, See.' • • ' LEEDS new light. Coach, called The Rockingham., sets'eut every Morning, at. Eight o'Clock ; carries Emir Insides only, and goes remarkably easy, with a Guard 'throughout. Passes through Stamford, Newark, Bet kid, Doncaster, and Ferry bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next morning: Not withstanding the uncominim Expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to beAlie mast agreeable and complete Public Con, veyance on the North Road, being unequalled to Accommoda ' tion by any other. • GLASGOW, Ltingtown, Gretna-green, Annan, Dumfries-. Brownhill, Thornhill, Sompthar-Kiln, Canmock, and all Parts of Scotland, - a Post . Coach (daily). YORri, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New castle, and Edinburgh, New Four Inside Coach, with a Guard throughout; sets out every !sholing by way of Newark, Ret ford, Tadcaster, Darlington, Northallertoa, Durham, Moi oeth, and Berwick. Passengersfiyling themselves fatigued from the length of the join (icy, may rest what time they .pleas . e, and then proceed on without any additional Fare. 111 AR LBOROUti 1- , Swindon, dtamshory. Hunger ford, and Newbury Post Coach, at Seven, Morning. lIRIDGENORTH &Wa !sal New Post Coach, every evening, CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whifehaven, Four Inside Po,t. Coach, and a Gomel all the way, passes through Brough, • Appleby, Gteataloidge, Richmond, Cat terick, tioroughbridge. Wetherby, Aberlord, Doncaster, and Granthain.• Sets out. every Morning,• and perforius the journey with the greatest facility, Passengers detained on the Road by business or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their Seats hein- se cured in the next. Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonstlate, Bolton, Chorley, and . Crarstang Post Coaches, every After noon, at Five o'ckck.—Guarded. LIVERPOOL,. ‘Varriagton,. Knutsford, Stone, and Litch field, Post' Coach, called The,Defiance,every :Evening . _ at Five-o'clock, to the Sa IM:01 ' S Head' . lin, Dale-street, non!.—Guarded throughout. WAKEFIELD Post-Coach, every Morning, at H a lf-pa s t 6. CHESTER, Newport, Whitchurch, Tarporley, Nahtvekh, Northwich, - and Middlewich Post.4.:oach; every Evening, at Five o'clock. • SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yat - to, - new Coach, every :Storni to the George Inn,_,Siinderland. ;MANCHESTER, Whislow,Congleton, Newcastle, Walsal, and Wolverhampton, Post-Coach, everS'Aft•et . thour.. Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called tliti Riiet iagliam, every Morning. BIRMINGHAM Post Coach, with a Guard, sets.out every • Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon.— Pas'ses by Daventry, Southall], Leamington, Warwick, New castle; Lawton, and•Congleton, to the Saracen's Bull street., Birmingham. KULL, Nori heave, Howlen, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post Coach, every Morning at half-past Six, to the Cross Keys, Market-place, Hull. • - DOVER,,DeaI, Margate, Sandwich, Ramsgate, Canterbury, Feversham, Chatham, Rooliester, and Stroud,: New Post- Coaches, Morning, Noon, and Night. HERTFORD, SVare, - Ho.ltlesdnii, and Cheshuut Coach, ev e ry Moriiiiac. TO'II'ENHAM and Edmonton Coach (daily), at Eleven, Half-past Two, Fiye and Eigl.l o'Cloek. R. CLAY's Original 'Waggons and Coaches, to Newbury, - Swindon, Aldhourn, Wootton-Basset, Lamlyourn. 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Per fumers, Boot-makers, &C; in the United KingdoM, hi Bottles at 6 . is. and', s. th.l. each: • : • [PRICE SEVENPENCE LAW INTELLIGENCE. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, DEC. 1. His flOnour the"MasTv.tt of the RoLLs again presided in this Court No case of pnblie interest OccurrecL The Court, at its rising, adjourned till Tfoosday, his Honour having to attend the fn neral ptocesr.ion•ot her late Majesty. No . busi nss -will be done to-marrow (this day) in any of the subordinate offices to the higher branches of this Court. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Dec. 1. London Sittings - after. Miehnelams Tenn, before the Chief Justice. HUNTLEY V. YANHEITHUSEN. 'This was an action to recover the sum of ten guineas for the use and occupation of a turnislivu lodging -tor one month, at the rate 'of two gui neas and a half per week. The defendant paid two guineas and a balttiilu Court. . „ From the evidence on the part of - the , plaintiff , it appeared that the defendant, a Barrister of Lincoln's Inn, bad hired, in November, 'lBl7, the'plaintiirs first floor; in Hunter-street, Bruns wick-square, for a_month certain, at two guineas per week. This - bargain was made with •the niece of the plaintiff, who hearing subsequently that the defendanes wife was also to reside in thu lodging's, cite went to the 'defendant's chambers, accompanied by her niece, when a fresh bargain was entered into of two guineas and a half per week, in Consideration of the additional trouble the deferdant's Lady might be supposed to give. The defendant , complained of these exorbitant terms, but at length agreed to pay the additional rent, for one month certain. For the defendant, evidence was offered that, upon taking possession of the lodgingS, he limn( - diately complained that they were not so well furnished as they were when he at first saw them ; there was no furniture to the bed, no carpets to the waits, and' a table and sofa were removed irons the sitting - -room ; there were no plates, dishes, wine-glasSes, or other requisite conve niencies. Atter complaining of these defects Without - remedy, lie quitted the lodgings at the end of the week, and the amount of that week be now paid into Court. ' The case went to the Jury under the directions of the Learned Judge t and a Verdict was tumid for the plaintiff.—llatuages, 7/. 17s. 6d. THOMPSON V. GLOVE,R. . . Assumpsit upon a bill of exchange for 200/ anti for Work and labour, And money laid out and - expended to and for the 'use of the defendant. The statute of limitations was pleaded to the bill of exchange. The ease - was this :—The 'defendant is an el derly woman, upwards of 70, rite widow of a Mr. Clover, formerly a manufacturer at Birmingham, at whose decease she became his administrattix ; and the plaintiff is her son-in-law. The defen dant's husband,- at the time of his death, had ex, tensiveAlealingsin France, and was owed several thousand pounds by traders in that country. in older to collect in these debts, the defendant em ployed the plaintiff and her own son to go to Fiance for that- purptise, to act by power of at torney, and take such steps as might be requi , ite for the recovery thereof, in consideration of which trouble they were respectively to receive 5 per cent. upon the atnount at the debts recovered, nd an allowance of '2 a. per diem for their ne cessary expenccs, during their ,continuance in France up•un the defendant's affaits. In Hilary Term last the defendant brought an action against her son-in-law, to recover a balance of 9201. claimed to be due to her in respect of these trans actions ; tint site did not succeed. Since then, the present action was brought against her by her. son 7 in-law, and another against her at the suit of her own son, who was the principal wit tiess to support this case, the defendant being now confined, at their suit respectively, in the. King's By itch prison. From the evidence of the defendant's son, it, appeared that the plaintiff was debtor to the deo.; fendant, upon the statement of accounts, in mach larger amount than the sum now and therefore the Learned Judge kected a non suit.Nonsnit ed: x . The Cuurt does not sit to-morrow (this day.)' CORONER'S INQUEST.—Yesterday an Inquisition was taken at the sign of the Bell, in Friar -street, Blackfriars-road, upon the body of Eliza Sciaire, aged 15 years, - before THOMAS &tutToN, Esq. Coroner.. The deceased was found dead in be. in a brothel in St. George's-fields, on Sunday moining last, having been seduced from hey friends. •The Jury viewed the body, and found black marks about the neck and arms. After a .strict investigation, there was no reason to be lieve that any violence had been offered to the deceased ; but it appeared that, labouring under disease, she had taken some quack medicine, whose pernicious qualities had hastened the pro gress of an internal complaint, a polypus ot. the heart, which. had ruptured, and produced suffo cation. The scoundrel - who seduced this child from her home, about three weeks ago, and placed her in the nest of profligacy where she .died, bad not been near her for several days ; and - had even omitted to send her the miserable pit. tance which he had promised, to keep - her from starving. The surgeon having stated that the black marks about the neck were caused by the flow of blood, and the blackn4s on the arms by forcing them into such a position that the body could lie in the coffin, the Jury returned a verdit of—Natural Death. I1(31.M. EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE!, - ' . - November IS, ISIS. I t 1 P r, - . 11, p ~‘ 'OUR T of DI rt EfTPR.S of theßOT ROYAL L i'fl t , th, i ' PANGE ASSURANCE, do . hereloy cive Notife, h,e,,,:r, 'l'ta nsfer-TiOolis will he shut from Tuesday the ioth .ts t `;fll,,,';' ) ur to Friday the Sth of Jannary following, and that i ,„ I,4;;l'4,l,Ceneral 'court appointed by t 1 Charter,_ lit . i' -''Ll y, 1 . 1 ' 4 ! th eir office, on the ;R oyal, I.,xchange., o b n . . 11 ttde l.L.2:l4l (if December nex . t, at. Etevrei o'c,loc_ in the 1 ''tl Cournt,:ind that a Dividend will he consideFec . l of at (?,(.:11. - SAMUEL FENNINQ, jar). 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